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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1978

Page

10

Stamp Release Notes Observance By Gwen Fisher

Harriet Tubman, noted abolitionist and Civil War nurse, scout and spy, is highlighted in a stamp release observance reported by Gwen Fisher, Family Living editor. The piece emphasizes Tubman’s multifaceted roles and enduring legacy in American history.

Gwen Fisher Harriet Tubman

Harriet Tubman stamp honor in Black History Month observance

A 13-cent Harriet Tubman commemorative stamp debuts in Washington, D C marking the opening of Black History Month. The issuance limits sales in Lawton for 24 hours and ties to the national Black Heritage USA Series honoring Black Americans’ contributions with Dr Carter G Woodson and others referenced.

Washington, D.C McClure Tubman Lawton Benjamin F. Bailor Association For the Study of Afro-American Life and History Inc Carter G. Woodson Virginia Booker T. Washington Tuskegee Institute Lynn Hemingway Harriet Tubman

Cave Exploration Gap Estimates in United States

A rough estimate puts the number of U.S. caves at about 50,000 with around 17,000 explored. Researchers note many caves remain undocumented and unmapped, highlighting the vast unseen understory beneath the continent.

United States

Charleston museum marks 1773 founding as American pioneer

The Charleston South Carolina museum, cited as the first museum in America, traces its origins to 1773 when the institution was organized. This historical note highlights the early start of public collecting and display in the nation.

Charleston, S.C America

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